I'm surprised they don't show any real-world examples of apps/sites built with Bubble. I'm naturally skeptical of these "WYSWYG" builders but this could be fantastic for prototypes or simple products.
Stamplay is similar.
My problem with services like this is paying per user, especially when it hits more than a $1000 month. I can see people using it for a quick MVP and then costing out doing their own dev for a second version and seeing if its more effective. Want to play with it when I get a chance, but that's my 2 cents.
@BlendahTom You may be right. There may be a sweet spot between the unable to figure it out crowd and those that know how to get something developed that services like this will work for them. I am interested in playing with it. Always like to see new ways to develop.
@jphaas1 I'm looking forward to playing with it. Trying to get some time this weekend to catch up with a batch of test projects. (Just got back from a 3 day short pre-honeymoon trip. Downside to marrying your work partner is you both have a hard time getting time off to enjoy it.)
On the pricing, keep in mind that when you're running an app at scale, you're paying for server infrastructure, an operations team, developers, etc... even a two-person team is a lot more than $1000 / mo
Check out the "What our users have built" section on our homepage... we link to a couple client sides including http://rippleconcerts.com/, http://tyled.co/, http://kindthread.com/, all of which were built by people with zero programming experience (a couple harvard business school students and a person in Switzerland who found us online)
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